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7th Module 2 Unit 2

7th Grade Module 2 Unit 2 EL Education

TermDefinition
Social Contagion ideas, behaviors, or emotions that spread rapidly through groups
cascade a process whereby something, typically information or knowledge, is successively passed on.
inhibit hinder, restrain, or prevent (an action or process). make (someone) self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way.
largesse generosity in bestowing money or gifts upon others. money or gifts given generously.
transcend be or go beyond the range or limits of
argument an assertion or opinion and its supporting points, evidence, and reasoning
Main Claim a statement of opinion that can be proven or disproven with evidence and reasoning
point an important idea or reason used to support a claim
evidence information such as examples, data, facts and quotes that support an idea
reasoning explanations of why a claim is true, including explanations of how the evidence given proves the claim
relevant related to what is being discussed
sound having a solid base; makes sense
sufficient enough, as much as is needed
analogies the likening of one thing to another based on similarity of features
insubstantial lacking strength and support
nebulous unclear, vague, or confusing
rigorous thoroughly accurate, precise
analyze separate into parts for close study; examine and explain
context background information necessary for understanding a topic
criteria standards or tests by which to decide quality
informative providing information or adding knowledge
structure the organized framework that arranges ideas, sentences, and paragraphs in a piece of writing
evidence facts and details from sources that support people’s points
Proof of Paragraphs middle paragraphs of an essay that state the main point and provide evidence to explain or support that point
Created by: Ms. Hall
 

 



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